Harry Kane will naturally become a midfielder for England in the years to come – he could become bored of scoring.That’s the view of Three Lions legend Stuart Pearce, who has waxed lyrical over the 33-year-old’s passing abilities.Kane brought up his 88th and 89th international goals for England away at Croatia on SaturdayGettyKane was once again on target for England in their Nations League clash away at Croatia on Saturday.It took just eight minutes for the Bayern Munich striker to break the deadlock at Stadion HNK Rijeka.Played in by Jude Bellingham, Kane touch one touch before rifling home into the roof of the net.But despite grabbing his 88th goal for England, it was what Kane did prior to his opener that impressed Pearce.Speaking as part of talkSPORT’s commentary team, the ex-Manchester City manager believed one phase of play showed why Kane is destined to play in a deeper role in the future.What did Stuart Pearce say about Harry Kane?He said: “On commentary in Prague [for 2-0 win away at Czechia], I was lauding the two occasions Harry Kane dropped deep, got on the ball, turned and played great passes through the lines.“We’ve just seen exactly that just then, fantastic pass.“I don’t know if in a couple of years time when he’s fed up with scoring a million goals he might just play [in] holding midfield.“Wayne Rooney finished his international career there you’ll remember.”Kane has never featured in midfield for England before, while Rooney was moved back in eight of his last ten international fixtures.Kane is just one game away from equalling Peter Shilton’s record appearances [125] for EnglandGettyWith England 4-0 up at half-time, thanks to further goals from Jude Bellingham, Anthony Gordon and Bukayo Saka, Pearce doubled down on his view on Kane.He proceeded to state that the ex-Tottenham marksman could even extend his playing career by a further five years should he be deployed in the middle of the park.Pearce remarked: “Harry Kane has shown us, ‘Look I’ll give it three years up front and get a load of goals.“‘And then I’m just going to drop into a deep-lying midfield role and use my game intelligence and passing range to be a quarter-back for England for the next five years.'”Kane would then bring up his second of the match and his 89th goal for England shortly after the break – tapping home a low cross fizzed in by Elliot Anderson on the right.What records did Kane create against Croatia?Kane’s opener saw him become the first England player in 78 years to score in six successive away matches on the international stage.Kane has started in each of England’s three Nations League matches during the international breakGettyHe could now equal the record set by Tom Finney in May 1948 of scoring in seven away matches against Spain in November.The two-time Bundesliga winner is also the first England star to score on at least ten occasions in three calendar years [11 in 2026, 16 in 2021 and 12 in 2019].Kane will also become England’s joint-record appearance maker alongside Peter Shilton [125 games] should he feature against Czechia on Tuesday night.